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very seriouly in the. United
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It'd. now time to stop shouting
lbout. “America. first" and get down
” wor trying to keep her iirst.——-TR-

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, 'fil‘horo seems to be less difliculty
(bout finding other things to tux than
In finding expenses which can he ei-
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] When a. man becomes obsessed with
govornnientjobltis he is not fit for
ninth“: also under the sun. had set.-
‘do’u for”‘that.——Florido Times-Union.

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expenses (tool. lint. rep-it's. for
ohm-cs. trs hslp. corms): tool:
clout-n; sivins (voluminous.
moron. gifts): outings (iooludtu
iits issuance. lamina-ts. W;
moots’ on homo): lisslth (doctor!

tics); Monument! (maths. no.
ration. amusements. no m):
extra ssd oon-oossstisll (irons
am as»: ho list-o under other
bastion). \

Douro) stsodsrdo tor ssvinx hove
boon socmtsd by various “visors.
Hsrs srs two from thoSsvioss Diu-
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ts) Is! as nos-s ls- uss “.000

I Property taken in prohibitiou raids

The United Staten senate is taken in live listen lnnt year netted the gov-
States over

31.000.000, and it cost only
$7,000.000 to capture it.—~Wnshington
Post.

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l Prcsldont Lowell. ot'Hnrvnrd much
of raising the tuition rate next yi-ar
to meet the deficit. Why not merely
{extend the football schedule a some
or two 7—Timeo-Plcuyunc.

 

Taken at its worth. however. the
822.000.000.000 worth of form stuff
for the year repronents nlmost bound-
loss wealth in the (languid. No
matter how much resentment we feel
at falling prices and ion of profits.
tour business of farming still remains
the country's business. nd how
much better it is to hone our notional
grnnsries full of cheap products thsu
it would to have them nearly empty.
f'no matter how high the mice mini
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ThurSday, Friday and Saturday

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PRINCESS MARY TO
VISIT NORWAY.
LONDON. Feb. 9.-—-—Princess Xsry
is expected to our a. short visit to
Christisnia. osrly in the sprint to stay
with her sunt. the queen of Romy.
This will be the rim ocossion on
which it?! Princess has been seen st o.
contgpentul court. '

iltonux ACCEPTS TERMS. “

PARIS. Fob. lO.—-—’l'ermil for I
light between Georgi-s Csrpentier.
heavyweight champion of Europe.
snd Frank Moron. at Pittsburgh. who
now is in Paris. to be held bolero the
Continental Sporting Club of Paris.
have been accepted by the lstter.
Promoter Roth. it is sold. is meeting
with some difficulty in obtaining Cu":
penter'n nixnnture to o contrsct owiri;r
to the high turns insisted upon.

The tentative due for the bout is
given us July 11.

 

 

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rmnn‘umu. Feb. 49.41.19. .
“W Wt? at Hood-him. the y

world'o lsrgest Wont-d. lass mood. ‘
With the deliver? of the steamship
Aime to the Army Tron-post service.
smor the vessel's trial trips our“ the
infirm o: Joann-y. our: ship :6
mains to be nomplged at the host
punt ‘ o x

Rog Island. during tho three m
or its existence. has been one or t
chic! meters in, placing mom in
the front nuts or muons flowers.
Created as o Ivor-time, mm.
more thou-38.000 mo and women
were. employed there at the psok‘oTlts
operations. ‘f ‘

The nrlt keel was laid Februu'! 18.
1913. sud. since then. 13: vessels or s
total 0: 958.750 desdwaixht Emma
tlnn’one-teath or the Shipping
Emergency Fleet Corporation“ ton-
nage of cohtrsct steel ship. built-oi
oil the shipysrdo in the United Sister
have been turned out.

The production record or the Hot
Island rsrds reached its height in the
one-your period from April 18. 1919.
' ships were
iaunched'ond 74 delivered, on overi’ge
or one ship launched every 28 work-
ing hours sod one delivered every 80
working hours. '

The cargo urn-ins records of Ho's
Island vessels include the carryint of
3.613.894 long tons of American pro-
ducts to all important ports or the
world. To do this the 8 Island
ships hove steamed 3,715.43 nautical
miles. equivslent to 157 trips sround
the world. It is declared that they
have functioned perfectly on All voy- I
uses. ,
DUHM the C011"? 01’ their tnvels
over the Seven Seas. these vessels
have engaged in 19 rescue: of craft
disabled in hoary stor s: the lives of
70: members or dish ed crurts’crows
hove been moved and ships worth 31 8.-
000.000 hove been ”brought ostely into
port by the ttesmcrs from Hog Iolsnd.
M
_ 2" OF AN AU'IDMOBILE.
BRIDGEPORT. Fob. zap-Chars“!
with theft of an automobile from
Thomas H. Cl‘aiz. Jr.. of this city.
Louis Bossett. Philip Novak and John
Reno. snorted in Springfield. wercnr-
rnigned in the City court. yesterday.t
Bonds were fixed at $2,000 each. sndi
the one will be heard today. '
W
-~A list 0! records rppropriutc for
Lincoln's and Washington's hirthdays
will be found in Donnelly's sdvt. lu-

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Can a picture be funny and thrilling
at the some time? Nine peoplr out u.
every ten will reply "no" and in the
fmaiority of cases they are right for it
via the most difficult task in the mak-
ing of motion pictures to inject a thrill
in a purely comedy story-particularly
is this true when that comedy in a
broad travesty on some her-ions sub-
sect.

But in "Married Lite." the new
Mock Sennett ih'erorl supor comedy
due at the Palace with t'audcriile toi

 

 

other: that you wish.

i :PutS Joy Into the
{of All Those Who See It
PLAYS PALAEE BEGINNING TODAY

 

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WON ’T
BLAME

BEN TURPIN
When You See
PHYLLIS HAVER
AS THE OTHER
MAN ‘8 WIFE

of mirth making has attained the al-
most impossible. in this purvly far-
cical altering he has injected om» thrill
ai‘tor another and to make. this feat
doubly marvelous, the thrills and)
comedy are so closely interwined (hit
the shivers up tho spine are im»
mediately dispelled by the laugh that
follows.

Ben Turpin. he of the contrary eyes

the most rcaiim‘l fw-
thy screen has yawn .1 (z: :
time. This In Tint": -_ 1.-
lath' on in th‘ h»; ”x. , )
influ’vd With ,2... :-:.i :3
window am] 5‘2)! .
Jimmy Finlaysnu hrixle i. 1‘,» ,1
of an aeroplane many H

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~losdo the Senneit fun makers: in 1119 “how ‘1‘“ “”3“" ”7 ‘h‘ “'71:“ 3
Intermimzllng of laughs and thrills. to cap tho climax ii“ a w .
AS Rodney St. Clair. the dashing tho SUDFQXHF laugh that“ Hi <h. .

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PATRIOTIC RECORDS

LINCOLN and WASHINGTON ’8 Birthdays

 

 
 
 

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“ml—Bottle Hymn of the Republic

Wlmbis. the Gem of the Ooosn

31854—qu of American Songs—Putnam

Imam-icon Pstrol March

Notions] Emblem much
n—Amorics
law-Let's All Bo American Now
STOP IN AND REAR man AND THE NEW

BBBUABY RECORDS AT

DONNELLY’S

16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET -
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IT'S UNLIKELY -
that the lion and the lsmb would
lie down together. nor would any
of no cure to have our lama
butchered for us the the "king
of beasts.” . Butcherlng these
jays is both a science and an an.
and we believe that 'we have
taken muster degrees in modern
methods. Another impel-taut
thing. we believe in giving good
values in meats the some as in ‘
other merchandise. When you

 
 

FURNITURE:

AT GREAT REDUCTION S

ANGEVINE’S
Removal Sale

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INFANTS’ KNIT BON NETS AND TOO

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Rather than carry these goods over we haw mm?-

following reductions ‘

Knit Bonnets reduced from 39c and $1.25 to {We

Corduroy Bonnets, 50c and $1.00 reduced to 39c '

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Corduroy Toques, $1.00 and $1.50 reduced to

 

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price. you one entitled to that
cut and not an inferior one.

Suppose you pucne on s trio.
ordér.

telephone 583-2 Prompt Sonics!

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A dainty assortment of sill: and poplin bonxwrs, : on n v

broidered and there are NU. blue and White silk onns "u; 'r‘
shlrrlng. rose-bud trimming and rosettes, former pricvs w. a"?! 9
50¢ to 2.25( and are now 39c to $1.75.

Silk Poke Bonnets, for Older children. with siliri'ml is
decorated with tiny animal heads 0! fur, reduced from $2.35 10 $1 7

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